14:50:10 RRSAgent has joined #backplane 14:50:10 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/05/26-backplane-irc 14:50:14 rrsagent, make logs public 14:50:19 Meeting: RWAB telecon 14:50:21 Chair: wiecha 14:50:37 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-app-backplane/2009May/0022.html 15:00:34 unl has joined #backplane 15:00:35 INC_RWAB()11:00AM has now started 15:00:42 +[IBM] 15:00:42 Steven has joined #backplane 15:00:47 zakim, [IBM] is wiecha 15:00:48 +wiecha; got it 15:01:04 jackjansen has joined #backplane 15:01:04 Scribe: wiecha 15:01:17 zakim, code? 15:01:22 the conference code is 7922 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), jackjansen 15:01:35 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-app-backplane/2009May/0022.html 15:01:51 Topic: Meeting day/time 15:02:01 +jackjansen 15:02:04 + +49.307.544.aaaa 15:02:28 zakim, +49.307.544.aaaa is me 15:02:28 +unl; got it 15:04:37 zakim, mute me 15:04:37 unl should now be muted 15:04:41 jackjansen has joined #backplane 15:05:31 zakim, dial steven-617 15:05:31 ok, Steven; the call is being made 15:05:33 +Steven 15:06:31 rrsagent, make minutes 15:06:31 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/05/26-backplane-minutes.html Steven 15:07:03 We'll shift to Monday at 14:30 once we hear from Gregory if that works for him. 15:07:43 Topic: Brainstorming on XG Report 15:07:59 Oct 6 is the end of our charter period 15:08:44 Could we also get a conf paper out of this work? 15:08:50 Steven, Jack: good idea 15:08:52 +1 15:09:38 Document Engineering from ACM 15:09:41 also perhaps WWW 15:09:50 hard to get in 15:10:08 if we also did a deep dive on ubiquity that could work there 15:10:52 jack: also perhaps conferences on programming languages 15:11:00 focused on declarative web languages 15:11:22 Steven: have recently seen some conf announcements for declarative programming languages 15:11:43 http://www.math.unipr.it/~gianfr/DeclProgr.html 15:12:17 PPDP03: http://www.it.uu.se/ppdp03/ 15:13:15 -wiecha 15:13:17 http://www.dcc.fc.up.pt/ppdp09/cfp 15:13:24 Missed the deadline for this year's 15:13:40 +[IBM] 15:13:46 zakim, [IBM] is wiecha 15:13:46 +wiecha; got it 15:14:12 http://www.acm.org/uist/uist2009/ 15:15:25 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-app-backplane/2008Dec/0003.html 15:18:03 for a venue like www we should talk a fair bit about ubuiquity as an enabling platform as well 15:18:11 and bring in mark and john as co-authors 15:18:28 Steven: and accessibility 15:19:03 given that's one of the advantages of declarative markups 15:19:22 Jack: for the report, we can pick any format we like? correct? 15:19:29 Steven: yes, we decide what goes in there 15:19:33 Jack: seem to be many angles 15:19:46 accessibility, integration, programmer productivity 15:19:52 Charlie: also the platform/ubiquity issues 15:20:03 jack: nail down these points, and then assume we do a chapter on each 15:20:14 then the conf paper can emphasize one or the other of these themes 15:20:21 e.g. for www, sw infrastructure, etc 15:20:24 Steven: yes 15:20:26 +1 15:20:49 Jack: might well be one person in the group who is reasonable first author for each topic 15:21:48 topics: 15:21:56 accessibility (gregory) 15:22:07 runtime platform (mark, john) 15:23:06 integration: data model as API, MVC binding ideas (Jack, Charlie, John) 15:23:50 other coordination patterns: relevance, explicit controllers like SMIL, SCXML 15:24:22 Mark as emphasized just the basic event-oriented coordination (vs. method invocation) 15:24:31 as a means for transparency and accessibility 15:25:00 emergence of new markups, e.g. SMIL and ODF 15:25:06 goes back to platform issues 15:25:10 reuse goes in integration 15:26:11 data-driven UIs, e.g. repeat's as higher level coordination pattern between model and view 15:26:42 not necessarily tied to xf:repeat but a more general pattern 15:28:13 what about the XG "report" 15:28:22 what's the means to deliver? 15:28:40 how best do we have impact on the W3C with the XG report per se? 15:29:01 TPAC is still on 15:29:23 Philippe's demo got a fair bit of attention at the AC meeting 15:30:02 how do we make the "inside" story compelling? 15:32:13 Steven: what are we trying to achieve, a WG, Interest Group? or are we done? 15:33:41 make it compelling that we've used the current runtime/browsers for new markups 15:33:49 Steven: so make the case for a standard way to do this 15:33:58 so there would be future work...how to do this 15:34:26 how you bind js libraries to markups, create a driver etc etc 15:34:31 flip side of XHTML modularization 15:34:37 how to implement without being native 15:34:45 Jack: this is the infrastructure layer of ubiquity 15:34:57 Steven: we'd end up standardizing ubiquity 15:35:13 or some variant of it 15:35:42 Jack: ubiquity++ that formalizes how to attach the "glue" 15:36:42 2nd point is bringing MVC and the backplane into the HTML world 15:37:09 Steven: sort of independent of HTML 15:37:46 mix and match with HTML rather than impacting the HTML wg per se 15:38:22 -Steven 15:38:23 -unl 15:38:23 -wiecha 15:38:24 -jackjansen 15:38:24 INC_RWAB()11:00AM has ended 15:38:25 Attendees were wiecha, jackjansen, unl, Steven 15:38:31 rrsagent make minutes 15:38:42 rrsagent, make minutes 15:38:42 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/05/26-backplane-minutes.html wiecha